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I didn't have a problem with the exam, it is mostly common sense and you shouldn't have any problems if you keep reading your guidebook.
Depending on how large the company is, they may or may not supply you with pants.
But it is always best to go out and buy your own so you know you have some that fit.
The industry standard is black cargo pants, but less intense positions will let you get away with black workpants, slacks, or even black jeans if you aren't interacting with people often. You can find these virtually anywhere, I prefer Mark's Work Warehouse because their cargo pants are almost like canvas and don't wear out as easily.
I would also drop by any dollar store and get pick up a few packs of black pens. I also keep a personal notebook with me for recording any problems with your work area that aren't worthy of the work notebooks you receive (if your co-workers are leaving the office messy for instance), or any interactions between yourself and your coworkers/superiors.
Flashlights can be bought virtually anywhere. I bought a $25 multi-tool and it came with a free penlight which while not ideal, is serviceable if my actual flashlight dies on me.
I would buy a buff if you are working outside in the winter. Though I would talk to your employer about wearing anything that could obscure your face.
Also get a good pair of steel-toe boots. Most every site will require them and those that don't will usually require plain black shoes which the boots still qualify as. And good in-soles, your feet are important and you need to take care of them.
A multi-tool or pocket knife will be handy at most sites. Especially if you are doing any sort of maintenance such having to put up signs, tie any gaps closed in a fence, etc. Again ask your employer before bringing one to work.
A Bluetooth headset is also handy. Whether it he for taking calls, or so you can discretely listen to music/podcasts.